· Local
Easy
Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park
📏
3.5 km
Distance
⏱
53 min
Est. duration
⛰
Easy
Difficulty
🔄
Round walk
Route type
Wildlife, Historic Parkland, Suspension Bridge, Deer. Dogs to be leashed on sections of this walk due to deer in the park.
A compact 3.5 km route ideal for a relaxed morning out. At an easy pace, plan for about 46 minutes.
This is a circular route that brings you back to your exact starting point — ideal for a self-contained day out without having to organise return transport.
As a Local Walking Network (LWN) route, this trail has a strong community character. It serves both regular local walkers and visitors discovering the area for the first time.
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Waypoints
5 points along the routeA
Start
· Visitor reception, Attingham Park, SY4 4TP. Grid ref: SJ5501109896
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Finish
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total distance of Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park?
The total distance of Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park is 3.5 km.
What is the estimated walking time for Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park?
The estimated walking time for Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park is approximately 53 min.
Is Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park a loop trail?
Yes, Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park is a round walk that starts and finishes at the same point — no return transport needed.
What is the starting point of Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park?
The starting point of Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park is Visitor reception, Attingham Park, SY4 4TP. Grid ref: SJ5501109896.
What fitness level is needed for Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park?
Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park is rated easy. Most walkers will find it accessible with minimal fitness required.
Who maintains the Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park trail?
Deer Park Walk, Attingham Park is maintained and managed by National Trust.